Here is a comment I saw on YouTube.
Quote: "To not see the dislike bar, you need at least a like to dislike ratio of 186-1"
Here is a link to the video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2gk46wfxIk&feature=b-vrec
I decided to calculate the actual proportion. So, this is what I did:
First off, I assumed that the dislike region would become invisible to when the region is allowed less than .5 of a pixels space.
Then I measured how many pixels are used for the like/dislike bar.
This turned out to be 163 pixels. Weird, right?
Then I said that the number of pixels given to the dislikes is (the number of dislikes over the total number of votes)* the number of pixel on the bar (163). This number must be less than .5.
We set dislikes to 1 and solve for the likes where the total number of votes is dislikes+likes.
Solving, I get that one must have 325 likes for each dislike....
This is incorrect because we have attached evidence.
Therefore,(as could be expected) truncation is the likely form of determining pixel color at the margin.
So, we change our .5 to a 1 and solve to obtain 162 likes for each dislike.
So, nice try to imaterminator, but its not 186 but instead 162.